Maggie Gray welcomes running back Chris Johnson to the Gray Area to talk about his record-setting 40-yard-dash, his fastest 40 time(faster than what was clocked at the combine), the adidas island giveaway, the new adizero 6.0 uncaged cleats from adidas and much more.

Maggie Gray sits down for an exclusive interview with former New York Knick Charles Oakley to discuss his ongoing feud with team owner James Dolan.

Maggie Gray welcomes back Sports Illustrated assistant managing editor MJ Day to discuss the 2017 Swimsuit issue and the return of cover model Kate Upton.

Maggie Gray brings you her interviews with Washington QB Kirk Cousins and Seattle Seahawks DE Michael Bennett from Houston.

Maggie Gray brings you her 1-on-1 interview with WWE superstar John Cena.

Maggie Gray sat down with Shawn Michaels in the SI Now studio to talk wrestling, The Rock, his new upcoming movie, some of the greatest movie kicks and much more.

Fifteen months ago Joseph Randle, not Ezekiel Elliott, was the Dallas back ripping off chunks of yards behind that awesome O-line. Then came a possible concussion, an array of off-field misdeeds and massive confusion about it all. Dan Greene joins Maggie Gray on the Gray Area to dig into his story on Randle's fall from grace.

Photographer Simon Bruty joins Maggie Gray on the Gray Area to take you behind the scenes of his photo shoot with Michael Phelps for the latest issue of Sports Illustrated.

Maggie Gray welcomes SI contributing writer Alex Wolff to the Gray Area to discuss how the economics of broadcasting are rapidly changing, which is the topic of his latest piece, "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," in the Dec. 12, 2016 issue of Sports Illustrated.

Maggie Gray welcomes SI Editorial DIrector Chris Stone and Executive Editor Stephen Cannella to the Gray Area to discuss why they chose LeBron James as Sports Illustrated's 2016 Sportsperson of the Year.